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Kristen Stevens

Title: Founder & CEO

 

Location: Squamish, British Columbia, Canada

Education: Practical Nursing Degree Okanagan College, Venture Graduate BCIT

Expertise: Recipe Developing, Recipe Testing, Food Photography

  • Chef at an underground restaurant (AKA secret supper club)
  • Co-Founder of the popular website Find Your Cocktail, home to hundreds of cocktails for the home bartender.
  • Author of Sugar Free Dinner Recipes cookbook
  • Published in Food & Wine, My Fitness Pal, Honest Cooking, The Feed Feed, Real Housemoms, and The Recipe Critic.
  • Featured in The Kitchn, Pioneer Woman, Pure Wow, Livestrong, Self, and more.

 

Experience

Kristen Stevens is the founder, recipe developer, and food photographer at The Endless Meal. Formerly a nurse, she gave up her career to focus on her love of cooking. After 5 years of operating an underground restaurant in Vancouver, Canada, she decided to transition from ‘fancy’ cooking to focusing on sharing her family-friendly, simple recipes on this website.

Since 2011, she has shared over 1,200 recipes. She is the lead recipe creator and manages a small but mighty team of recipe enthusiasts who help run her website.

Get to know Kristen

Kristen Stevens baking cookies with daughter
Kristen Stevens in kitchen with family

Hi, I’m Kristen! I live in a small mountain town called Squamish in beautiful British Columbia with my husband and 10-year-old daughter. When I’m not in the kitchen cooking meals for my family or testing recipes for you, you’ll often find me in the forest. Trail running through our vibrant temperate rain forests is one of my happy places. I’m a summer girl at heart and love being on the ocean, especially if I’m pulling up spot prawn and crab traps from our local waters. We borrowed a little family boat for years, but we bought our own last summer, so you can expect to see more prawn recipes coming up very soon!

In the winter, you’ll find me playing in the alpine at Whistler a few times a week, as I love snowboarding. My little girl has grown to be a fantastic skier, so I’m often chasing after her down black runs and nervously following her over jumps.

I also love to travel and have been to more than 30 countries. I’ve been all over North, Central, and South America, the Middle East, Asia, a few places in Africa, and several places in Europe. I started backpacking in my early 20s, and while I ditched the pack for a carry-on suitcase years ago, my love for experiencing new cultures remains.

Frequently asked questions

Where did you learn to cook?

I’ve been in the kitchen since shortly after I learned to walk. My mom was a big influence on me, teaching me to appreciate good food and how to cook it. I’ve dog-eared more cookbooks than I can count and learned a lot through trial and error. I also spent 5 years cooking at an underground restaurant I ran out of my condo in Vancouver, Canada. Now, I cook for my family, friends, and you!

What is your favorite kitchen tool?

My knife. With a sharp knife, you can do almost everything in the kitchen.

Which recipe should I make first?

That is the hardest question to answer! I’m currently obsessed with my hot honey chicken bowls and my glazed salmon and rice bowls, so if I were you, I’d start there.

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All Posts by Kristen Stevens

A white dish with baked goat cheese, topped with figs, walnuts, and balsamic glaze, surrounded by fresh thyme, fig slices, and toasted bread on a white surface.
30 minutes mins

Baked Goat Cheese with Vanilla Fig Jam and Walnuts

A bowl of French onion soup with a spoon and the text dinners to eat in november.

Dinners to Eat in November

A plate of Roasted Brussels Sprouts Pasta with chopped almonds, greens, and bacon bits is served with a fork and knife on a beige table next to a pink napkin and small bowls of cheese and nuts.
40 minutes mins

Roasted Brussels Sprouts Pasta with Bacon

Four dishes: beef ribs with mashed potatoes, lemon dill salmon with greens, chicken meatballs in sauce, and kale Waldorf salad. Central overlay lists these as the dinner lineup for week 25.

Dinner Lineup: Week 25

Three carnitas tacos in a basket, garnished with lime wedges, jalapeño slices, and a creamy sauce.

Pulled Pork Tacos with Crunchy Carrot Slaw

A white plate with sliced, roasted Brown Butter Carrots garnished with herbs and drizzled with olive oil, served with wooden-handled utensils.
50 minutes mins

Maple Garlic Brown Butter Carrots

Four plated dishes surround a text box listing a dinner menu: cashew shrimp, creamy turkey pasta, baked pork tenderloin, and beet & goat cheese salad for week 24.

Dinner Lineup: Week 24

A bowl of Creamy Tomato Shrimp Pasta garnished with herbs and grated cheese, served beside a fork and fresh cherry tomatoes.
25 minutes mins

Creamy Tomato Shrimp Pasta (25-Minute Dinner Recipe)

A collage of four dishes with a text overlay listing a dinner lineup: Chicken Provençal, Salt and Pepper Fish, Roasted Broccoli Soup, and Garlic Miso Mushrooms.

Dinner Lineup: Week 23

Two bowls of creamy Pumpkin Tomato Soup topped with croutons and herbs, with an extra bowl of croutons, pumpkins, and fresh sage on a white surface.
30 minutes mins

Pumpkin Tomato Soup with Crispy Sage Butter

A collage of four plated dishes: steak and green beans, salmon with pasta, roasted gnocchi with vegetables, and Caesar salad, with a dinner menu list overlay at the center.

Dinner Lineup: Week 22

A baked pasta dish in a white pan with a serving spoon, overlaid with text: The Endless Meal Monthly Cooking Club. Join the club to win monthly prizes!.

The Endless Meal’s Cooking Club – October 2026

A bowl of chicken and dumplings stew with vegetables and a spoon, overlaid with the text dinners to eat in october..

Dinners to Eat in October

A Sheet Pan Gnocchi dinner featuring roasted gnocchi, cherry tomatoes, broccolini, sausage slices, and lemon halves, all served with a wooden spoon on top.
35 minutes mins

Sheet Pan Gnocchi with Italian Sausage and Broccolini

Four plated meals surround a text box listing a dinner lineup: braised leg of lamb, Thai fish curry, white bean bake, and mashed sweet potatoes, each shown with various side dishes.

Dinner Lineup: Week 21

A bowl of creamy shrimp chowder garnished with bacon, fresh herbs, and lime slices, with extra bacon on a plate nearby—perfect for fans of creamy chowder.
40 minutes mins

Creamy Corn and Shrimp Chowder (with bacon!)

Four plated dishes—skewered pork with vegetables, shrimp with lemon, roast chicken with dates, and fennel apple salad—surround a text box listing a weekly dinner lineup.

Dinner Lineup: Week 20

A casserole dish filled with baked chicken enchiladas topped with melted cheese and chopped herbs, sitting on a white surface.
1 hour hr 10 minutes mins

Veggie-Loaded Chicken Enchiladas

Four plated dinners are shown: ground beef chili, coconut lentil curry with rice, pecan crusted salmon with vegetables, and roasted parmesan carrots. A menu for Dinner Lineup: Week 19 overlays the image.

Dinner Lineup: Week 19

Sliced roasted gochujang potatoes topped with melted cheese, creamy sauce, red onion slices, and chopped chives on a white oval plate.
45 minutes mins

Gochujang Potato Salad (with crispy, cheesy roasted potatoes)

A collage shows baked chicken thighs, pork chops with mashed potatoes and peas, shrimp tacos with guacamole, and a Caesar salad. Text in the center highlights the Weekly Dinner Lineup for week 18.

Dinner Lineup: Week 18

A plate with green beans, roasted potatoes, and salmon. Text overlay reads “The Endless Meal Monthly Cooking Club.” Banner below says, “Join the September 2026 Cooking Club to win monthly prizes!”.

The Endless Meal’s Cooking Club – September 2026

A bowl of Creamy Corn Chowder with potatoes, bacon, and crackers, with a spoon inside; extra crackers are on a plate nearby.
40 minutes mins

Creamy Corn Chowder with Bacon and Potatoes

Close-up of seasoned, roasted chicken pieces with text overlay that reads delicious dinners to eat in September.

Dinners to Eat in September

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